Candice Swanepoel was photographed in Vitoria, Espirito Santo, Brazil on June 4, 2018 wearing the Ray-Ban RB3548N Hexagonal Flat. The frame is a clear step away from the rounder, softer shapes she has often been seen in, swapping curves for angular edges. Paired with a casual beachside outfit and swimwear, the geometry gave the look an unexpected bit of edge, the kind of small, fashion-forward detail that keeps a simple coastal outfit from feeling plain. On a supermodel with strong, sculptural features, the matching hard lines made obvious sense.
The RB3548N takes the basic idea of a thin metal frame and reworks it into something more graphic. A slim metallic construction supports an angled brow line and flat hexagonal lenses, a geometric update on the old round-frame template that reads as distinctly modern. The flat lenses add a sleek, contemporary finish, while the lightweight build keeps it comfortable in the heat. On Swanepoel the hexagonal shape was genuinely arresting without tipping into costume, holding its own against a bright Brazilian backdrop. It is proof that a beach frame does not have to be generic, and that a confident geometric silhouette can anchor a relaxed look just as easily as a dressed-up one.
The Ray-Ban RB3548 Hexagonal is a modern round-inspired sunglasses model crafted from lightweight metal, defined by its distinctive geometric lens shape. Combining circular softness with angular edges, it offers a contemporary interpretation of classic eyewear.
Typically available with flat crystal, gradient, or polarized lenses, it provides clear vision and reliable sun protection. Adjustable nose pads and the slim metal frame ensure a secure and comfortable fit for everyday wear.
